Studio Album · No. 1
Wisconsin Death Trip Songwriting Credits by Static-X
Produced by Ulrich Wild · Engineered by Ulrich Wild
Warner Bros.
Industrial MetalNu Metal
Complete Artist
100%
Authorship
Holds writing credit on 12 of 12 tracks
Authorship Breakdown 12 / 12 documented
Who wrote the songs?
Scored across the 12 tracks with documented writers, by whether Static-X carries a lyricist or composer credit.
12 trackswritten by Static-X
0 tracksoutside writers
Static-X's roles on this album
Share of the 12 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.
Lyricist100%
Composer100%
Producer0%
Performer100%
By the Numbers
12
Tracks
4
Lyricists
1
Producers
793,934
Worldwide Copies Sold
1999
Released
Data Insight
All twelve tracks are credited to Static-X as a whole, meaning the four of them, and nobody else appears. It is the record that sold three quarters of a million on a credit line with four names and no outside writer anywhere.
Wisconsin Death Trip came out on Warner Bros. in March 1999 and has sold 793,934 in the United States, their biggest album. "Push It" and "I'm with Stupid" both came off it.
Track Listing & Credits 12 tracks
Written by the artist
Written by outside writers
Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 6 contributors
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Frequently Asked Questions Wisconsin Death Trip
Who wrote Wisconsin Death Trip?
The album credits all songs to Static-X, meaning Wayne Static, Koichi Fukuda, Tony Campos and Ken Jay.
How did it sell?
793,934 in the United States, more than any other album of theirs.
Did any single chart in the Hot 100?
The discography publishes no Billboard Hot 100 positions for the album's singles.
Who engineered it?
Ulrich Wild, who also produced and mixed it.
Where does the title come from?
A 1973 book of the same name about small-town Wisconsin, where Wayne Static grew up.
Which songs are best known?
"Push It", "I'm with Stupid" and "Bled for Days".
How long is the album?
43:55 across twelve tracks.